How do you store your knitting?

How do you store knitting materials?

Keep current projects organized by storing them in separate mesh bags (or produce bags) inside a larger basket. Sort by yarn type (wool, sock, cotton, etc.) and then place them in clear vacuum-sealed bags. To stay organized without sacrificing style, try keeping yarn stored in a woven basket.

Where do you store needles?

Use business card pages from an office supply store to hold needle cases. It’s easy to find the needle you’re looking for with these clear pages. You can also see at a glance which sizes you have and which ones you need to buy. A large pillbox is perfect for storing sewing machine needles.

Why do I keep adding stitches to my knitting?

The most common reasons that extra stitches occur are either accidental yarn overs and inadvertent knitting into space between stitches. An “accidental yarn over” occurs when you bring your yarn to the front of the work (as opposed to keeping it in the back).

Why does my knitting keep getting wider?

If the sides of your knitting aren’t straight, but instead have little steps on either side, the knitting gets wider as you go along, or you have holes in your knitting, you are accidentally adding extra stitches. … There are two ways that stitches are frequently added to the knitting.

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How do you organize knitting needles and yarn?

Plastic Zip Bags

Plastic zip bags are good for organizing pretty much anything, but I especially dig them for holding circular needles. Keep them stacked in a drawer, or do as I have and sew several of them into a fabric case, and you’ll easily be able to see whatever needle you need for your next knitting project!

How do you organize circular knitting needles?

Organize your circular needles by size by storing them in small photo storage boxes that fit into a larger organizer case. This large photo storage box, which you can find here, holds sixteen individual 4×6 cases. We labeled each case with its own size and put the corresponding needles inside.